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Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Co.,

HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.

   

ANNUAL INCOME TO 1ST JANUARY, 1871,	$1,440,954.94
POLICIES ISSUED, TO 1ST JANUARY, 1871,	13,343

All Cash Premiums reduced by Annual Dividends on the Contribution Plan.

OFFICERS

• W. C. CARRINGTON, President.

• JOHN E. EDWARDS, Vice-President.

• PROF. E. B. SMITH, Actuary,

• D. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.

• J. J. HOPKINS, Assist. Secretary.

• JAMES E. WOLFF, Supt. of Agencies.

Comparison of the Losses by Death During
the Year 1868 Experienced by
the following Companies:

                                                   

Organized.	COMPANY.	No. of Policies Dec. 31, 1868.	No. of Deaths in 1868	One in every.
1842	Mutual Life	60,872	396	154
1845	New York Life	28,340	199	142
1846	Connecticut Mutual	55,691	424	131
1850	Manhattan	13,625	112	122
1850	Charter Oak	19,028	137	139
1851	Massachusetts Mutual	10,396	72	144
1851	Phœnix	17,761	107	166
1858	Northwestern	27,887	178	157
1859	Equitable	27,666	185	150
1860	Washington	8,885	43	207
1860	Home	10,311	65	159
1862	North America	11,328	78	145
1862	John Hancock	5,018	26	193
1862	Security	10,603	64	166
1864	Widows and Orphans	3,452	21	164
1864	National, N. Y.	2,093	13	161
1865	Universal	3,832	20	192
1865	Hahneman	2,452	11	223
1866	Great Western	1,472	5	294
1866	Atlantic Mutual	2,675	15	178
1866	World	1,423	9	158
1866	New Jersey Mutual	2,691	19	142
1866	Travelers'	3,568	17	210
1866	American Popular	2,604	16	163
1867	Piedmont and Arlington	3,122	10	312

     

Average of all Companies organized since 1859, one in	188
Average of all Companies organized prior to 1860, one in	145
Average of all Companies, one in	153

Note.—The St. Louis Mutual makes no exhibit
of the number of its losses for 1868, but we
find that in that year it lost $541,438, having
19,056 policies in force, while the Piedmont and
Arlington lost but $42,000, having 3,122 policies
in force.

Comparison of the Progress of Leading
Companies with that of the
Piedmont and Arlington.—[From
Official Reports.]

                         

Date of Organization.	NAME OF COMPANY.	YEAR OF OPERATION.	New Policies issued.	Amount Insured thereby.
1842	Mutual of New York	Twenty-first [1862]	1,840	4,814,218
1845	Mutual Benefit (N. J.)	Eighteenth [1862]	1,741	5,696,514
1845	New York Life	Eighteenth [1862]	3,302	7,734,645
1846	Connecticut Mutual	Seventeenth [1862]	1,775	4,491,757
1850	Manhattan	Sixteenth [1865]	2,558	8,700,931
1850	Ætna	Fourteenth [1863]	1,822	3,980,986[2]
1853	Knickerbocker	Thirteenth [1865]	2,447	6,557,850
1859	Guardian	Eighth [1866]	2,201	5,581,405
1859	Equitable	Sixth [1864]	2,873	8,758,550
1862	North America	Fourth [1865]	2,368	7,336,200
1865	Universal	Third [1867]	1,451	3,480,700
1867	Piedmont and Arlington	Third [eleven months only]	5,395	18,942,367

The unprecedented prosperity of this Company, as shown by the above table, and its continued rapid
progress, place it at once in the front rank of Life Insurance Companies.

If the above good Companies have succeeded, the greater success of the Piedmont and Arlington, with
so much more favorable a start, is assured beyond any reasonable doubt.

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